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... inhabit is self- derived , and consequently eternal , what is the pro- vince of right reason ? It is to argue thus - ' I exist ' This is self - evident . I am not the author of my existence . This is also self - evident . I , therefore ...
... inhabit is self- derived , and consequently eternal , what is the pro- vince of right reason ? It is to argue thus - ' I exist ' This is self - evident . I am not the author of my existence . This is also self - evident . I , therefore ...
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... inhabit . My first remark under this cate- gory is , that the creation of this material world , argues design ; design argues intelligence . That I am an intelligent being , is as self - evident as that I exist . Now , whence this ...
... inhabit . My first remark under this cate- gory is , that the creation of this material world , argues design ; design argues intelligence . That I am an intelligent being , is as self - evident as that I exist . Now , whence this ...
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... inhabit is merely a resuscitated globe , and that it had been a world many ages before it became the abode of man ; 3. That the passage rendered , " and the earth was without form and void , " may be rendered , " but the earth became a ...
... inhabit is merely a resuscitated globe , and that it had been a world many ages before it became the abode of man ; 3. That the passage rendered , " and the earth was without form and void , " may be rendered , " but the earth became a ...
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... inhabit the very same tracts of land that our ante - diluvian forefathers did , and consequently that we are not now living upon the bed of the ante - diluvian ocean . In various parts of the world , caves have been discovered con- 1 ...
... inhabit the very same tracts of land that our ante - diluvian forefathers did , and consequently that we are not now living upon the bed of the ante - diluvian ocean . In various parts of the world , caves have been discovered con- 1 ...
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... inhabit the bed , indeed , of a primeval ocean , but , not of the ante- diluvian ocean : because , according both to actually existing phenomena and to the inspired history in its plain and obvious construction , we now inhabit the very ...
... inhabit the bed , indeed , of a primeval ocean , but , not of the ante- diluvian ocean : because , according both to actually existing phenomena and to the inspired history in its plain and obvious construction , we now inhabit the very ...
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